@Raymond Lin - thanks again Raymond. You can choose how fine you want the grainThanks, just ordered. Mine started making funny noises this morning.


@Raymond Lin - thanks again Raymond. You can choose how fine you want the grainThanks, just ordered. Mine started making funny noises this morning.
@Raymond Lin - thanks again Raymond. You can choose how fine you want the grain(old one didn't do that) and my grind is at the consistency it should be again
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Personally I like to grind as I go, so I just have a small glass (think Nutella jar) to catch grounds and tip into the aeropress/pour over device. And storing beans is a little less fussy than storing grounds i.e. original bag, with a clip to keep it compacted.So i have an Aeropress, i tend to buy a pack of pre ground which normally goes a bit off before i use it all so its rare i get it.
I could do with a grinder, scales, coffee container and coffee itself (decaf / normal).
For the grinder i was looking at the Wilfa Classic or the sage dose control pro although i was need to find a basket for the grinds i think which could end up putting me into the price range of the better Sage one (is it worth the extra?)...
As for the scales | Coffee Container and the coffee (i like strong coffee with a drop of skimmed milk) i have no idea at all.
Help
Thanks
Ben
how are you all storing your extra beans ?
Shop LocalIt’s taken me a while but I’ve managed to produce some decent tasting coffee even with crap supermarket bought beans.
Now it’s on to getting some good stuff. Anyone got any recommendations on some decent coffee to try? I usually drink lattes or cappuccinos but a recent trip to Italy and trying good espresso out is what made me realise I needed a half decent machine. So ideally a good all rounder that can make decent espresso and milk drinks with but I’m open to trying others too.
What did you go for? I'm actually about to pop into the store now. Just for a coffee though as I've got lots of beans alreadySome savage efficiency from Wogan today..
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